Sentence examples for had ever confessed from inspiring English sources

It was the first time in his long criminal history that he had ever confessed to a killing.

Mr. Littleton was on the witness stand again today, giving Mr. Sherman his first opportunity to confront him about whether he had ever confessed.

The judge in the murder trial of Michael C. Skakel allowed jurors to hear conflicting and confusing testimony today from another longtime suspect about whether he had ever confessed to the crime.

The investigators who have led the inquiry into the 1975 killing of Martha Moxley since the state reopened the case in 1991 flatly contradicted each other on the witness stand today as prosecutors and defense lawyers in the murder trial of Michael C. Skakel argued over whether another man had ever confessed to the crime.

But almost no one has ever confessed to doing it deliberately.

Few Lebanese have ever confessed or forgiven — even for the killings committed within their own sectarian ranks.

Having no aptitude for either career, I can however say that though I've met a couple of train drivers who have told me they'd love to be novelists, none of the authors I've worked with have ever confessed a secret longing to drive the 5.15 from London to Bristol.

Hathaway described the role as being the most physically demanding she had ever played, and confessed that while she thought of herself as being fit she had to redouble her efforts in the gym to keep up with the demands of the role.

No one had ever ordered it, he confessed, grinning.

Had his parents ever confessed they too might have spoken of love and patriotism for the benefit of all humanity, whatever that lofty and empty language means.

After four years of vehemently denying that he had ever used performance-enhancing drugs, he confessed last week to systemic doping during his prime racing years.